Sentence examples for anything one of from inspiring English sources

Despite Stahl's aggressive wordplay, "I, Fatty" resembles more than anything one of those Hollywood rise-and-fall biographies on television, a collection of short episodes united by the protagonist's determination to explain himself, usually as a victim of circumstance.

It's a pleasant surprise that the dessert at 'wichcraft is a must: the cream-filled cookies, $1 each, seem like a deal as soon as you bite into them, and ice cream sandwiches ($3.50 from a separate kiosk) beat anything one of the park vendors with a freezer chest on wheels can dole out.

"Oh, that's not worth anything," one of the experts said.

"She wanted a grandchild more than anything," one of her close advisers told me.

"To hear anything one of us does at this point is fascinating," Bottum says.

"Remove the dog — we can't hear anything," one of the defense lawyers asked.

Mr. Ho, who is originally from Guam, hates middlebrow stuff and loves antiques and anything one-of-a-kind.

Do you know of anything?" one patron recalled Mr. Ensign asking.

And out of this anything, one sees what happens.

Such decadence would follow pretty much anything - one of the delights of having such a contrast of textures, but it would be particularly soothing after the spicy stew.

Any time I quoted anything from one of her previous interviews, she denied having said it.